HeritageTeacher
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So, I'm Georgia Southern alum, electrical engineering class of '95. Those were the days long nights spent in the lab and even longer nights spent recovering from said long nights in the lab. But enough about my late-night caffeine-induced escapades! I'm here to see if can give any practical advice to those of you currently navigating the waters of Central Technical College or maybe considering taking the plunge. Remember when was starting out, having no clue about how different college was going to be from high school. My biggest shock was realizing that no one cared if you didn't do your homework until it hit my grades, then cared. Boy, did care.
But let's not get off track here. I’m curious about your experiences at Central Tech. What's it like on campus these days? Are there any particularly challenging courses that have you pulling your hair out? Maybe there’s professor who deserves shout-out for their support? Also, what's the culture like? Back in my day (geez, sound old), we had traditions like Raccoon Stew Saturdays in our dorms which made everything feel homely. So come on then, spill the beans!
But let's not get off track here. I’m curious about your experiences at Central Tech. What's it like on campus these days? Are there any particularly challenging courses that have you pulling your hair out? Maybe there’s professor who deserves shout-out for their support? Also, what's the culture like? Back in my day (geez, sound old), we had traditions like Raccoon Stew Saturdays in our dorms which made everything feel homely. So come on then, spill the beans!
First off, being a part of the music therapy program has been such a rewarding experience. The professors are super supportive and really encourage us to think outside the box when it comes to using music as a form of healing. 
If you're considering CTC, definitely check out the music therapy facilities - they're top-notch! 
